No Fresh Lockdown Could Negate Need for More German Stimulus: Feld

The transcript discusses the potential for a second wave of COVID-19 infections in Europe, comparing the responses of different countries, particularly South Korea and Germany. It highlights concerns about the role of the state in economic interventions and the importance of being prepared to avoid further lockdowns. The discussion also covers Germany's fiscal stimulus measures and the potential for a V-shaped economic recovery.

What is the main concern regarding the second wave of coronavirus infections in Europe?

• The impact on South Korea

• The complete avoidance of a second wave

• Being better prepared to handle it

• The role of the US in the pandemic

How did South Korea's strategy differ from Germany's during the pandemic?

• Germany followed South Korea's strategy

• Germany had no lockdown

• South Korea avoided a lockdown

• South Korea had a stricter lockdown

What is a concern about the German government's fiscal response to the pandemic?

• Lack of fiscal stimulus

• Increased government control over the economy

• Insufficient support for local businesses

• Excessive foreign investment

What is the goal of Germany's economic strategy in the face of a potential second wave?

• To increase lockdown measures

• To ensure a V-shaped economic recovery

• To implement a third fiscal stimulus package

• To reduce healthcare spending

What recent economic trend in Germany supports the possibility of a V-shaped recovery?

• Continued economic decline

• Stagnation in economic growth

• Signs of economic recovery in recent figures

• Increased unemployment rates